Charles University
speciality: Dentistry

The university is a hub of cultural and intellectual exchange. The professors are deeply knowledgeable, and many of them are leaders in their fields. I’ve had the chance to attend seminars, conferences, and workshops, which have all contributed to my academic and personal growth. Life in Prague is vibrant and rich with history. The city is both affordable compared to other European capitals and packed with opportunities for students—whether through internships, part-time jobs, or just exploring the endless cultural and historical landmarks. The campus is well-equipped with libraries, study spaces, and student organizations. I would highly recommend Univerzita Karlova for anyone looking for a world-class education in a beautiful, student-friendly city. The experience here truly goes beyond just academics; it’s about living and thriving in a city full of opportunities.

Studying at Univerzita Karlova (Charles University) in Prague has been an unforgettable experience. The university itself has a rich academic tradition, which is reflected in its world-class professors and dynamic, engaging curriculum. As a student in the Faculty of Arts, I’ve had the opportunity to dive deep into my field, but it’s the city of Prague that truly enhances the experience. The combination of historical beauty and modern vibrancy makes every day feel like a new adventure. Whether it’s walking across the Charles Bridge, studying in cozy cafes, or attending cultural events, there’s always something to do here. The university offers excellent student support services and a diverse international student community, making it easy to feel at home. I’d absolutely recommend Univerzita Karlova to anyone looking for a high-quality education in one of Europe’s most charming cities. It’s an ideal place to grow academically and personally. The only downside is the language barrier, but it’s manageable with some effort.

This university treats their students very badly and accept way more students than they should only to fail them. In my class there were 20 and only 4 people made it! They have their favourite students and send them extra study material by mail. The Botswanian and Malawian governments have stoped sending their students to this uni and now Scandinavian countries are following. If you don’t look like them chances are you will not get treated well.